System for bridge scour multi-source monitoring, monitoring method thereof, and scour depth evaluating method thereof

ABSTRACT

The present invention discloses a system for bridge scour multi-source monitoring, including an intelligent monitoring system, a data industrial personal computer, a 5G remote communication transmission system and a remote scour depth evaluation center. The intelligent monitoring system consists of three subsystems including a high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoring system, an adjustable sound velocity underwater depth monitoring system and a scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system, which are coupled with one another to carry out triggering control to acquire lateral pile data, thereby forming a multi-source bridge local scour real-time sensing monitoring system, and realizing integration of clock synchronization, dynamic control of scour environment conditions, contact sensors and non-contact sensors. The system carries out integrated monitoring on a scour interface, seabed silt scour and deposition as well as bridge dynamic response, and a structural scour depth evaluating method provides bases for bridge maintenance.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application is a continuation of international PCT applicationserial no. PCT/CN2020/101026, filed on Jul. 9, 2020, which claims thepriority benefit of China application no. 202010603014.8, filed on Jun.29, 2020. The entirety of each of the above-mentioned patentapplications is hereby incorporated by reference herein and made a partof this specification.

FIELD OF TECHNOLOGY

The present invention relates to the technical field of electronicmonitoring control and evaluation, in particular to a system for bridgescour multi-source monitoring, a monitoring method thereof and a scourdepth evaluating method thereof.

BACKGROUND

Bridges as lifeline engineering need to withstand various naturaldisasters. Among many bridge disaster-causing factors, foundation scouris one of the main reasons for bridge damage; and scour is a naturalphenomenon caused by the hydrodynamic action of a water flow on anerodible riverbed. The scour on the bridges lightly affects the beautyof the bridges and the comfort of driving, and seriously causes thedamage to the bridges. The National Transportation Safety Board counted1,502 collapsed bridges from 1966 to 2005, and found that 58% of thedamage was caused by bridge foundation scour and related hydraulicactions. In recent years, a large number of bridges constructed in Chinaare in the water flow scour environment, and the problem of foundationscour has become increasingly prominent. In particular, large cross-seabridges are in a relatively harsh marine environment, and have a certaindegree of scour and deposition changes due to the influences of waveflow, typhoon and other scour conditions. It is more difficult tomonitor local scour and evaluate the scour depth of a pile foundation.The foundation scour phenomenon of several existing cross-sea bridges inChina has exceeded the expected situation. Development of effectivescour depth monitoring and scour depth evaluation on bridge foundationshas become a current urgent problem for researchers, engineers andbridge management departments.

A bridge foundation scour depth monitoring method can intuitively obtainthe foundation scour situation, and provide guiding suggestions for theimplementation of actual bridge scour protection measures, avoidingbridge damage by water. At present, a traditional detection method forbridge foundation scour in China is manual underwater operationdetection, but underwater operation seriously threatens the life safetyof testers, and the detection accuracy depends on the experience oftesters. Through development of research of monitoring foundation scourof medium and small span bridges, many monitoring methods have beencreated, such as a buoyancy monitor, a magnetic sliding ring, a sonar, aradar and a time-domain reflectometer (TDR). However, various monitoringmethods have the disadvantages of low accuracy, limited applicationscope, poor economy and being unable to monitor scour situations in realtime due to influences of factors such as a water flow, nonlinear motionof a surveying vessel, the experience of measuring personnel and acomplex monitoring service environment. Silt scour and deposition onseabed where cross-sea bridges located are complex and changeable, andsea floor trenches change and develop rapidly. At present, there are fewfoundation scour monitoring methods used in large-scale cross-seabridges. Silt scour and deposition has a lag effect relative to thechange of tidal flow velocity, and there are shortcomings in monitoringscour and back-silting situations of muddy soil. This urgently requirespeople to find new bridge foundation scour monitoring methods to make upfor the shortcomings of previous methods. It has positive socialsignificance to improve the accuracy and work efficiency of scourmonitoring, and accurately evaluate the scour depth of bridge pilefoundations to identify the safety status of the bridges, and timelytake effective bridge protection measures for bridge managementdepartments to ensure the safe operation of the bridges.

SUMMARY

Aiming at the problems in the prior art, the present invention providesa system for bridge scour multi-source monitoring, a monitoring methodthereof and a scour depth evaluating method thereof. This system mainlyself-adaptively controls work of a monitoring device under triggering ofdifferent environmental conditions to carry out real-time dynamicacquisition and transmission on multi-source monitoring data, and safetystatuses of pile foundations of large bridges can be quickly andaccurately judged through the scour depth evaluating method based onmulti-source fusion and bridge dynamic deflection values, so as toprovide bases for bridge maintenance and safe operation.

The technical solution of the present invention is as follows:

A system for bridge scour multi-source monitoring is characterized byincluding an intelligent monitoring system, a data industrial personalcomputer, a 5G remote communication transmission system and a remotescour depth evaluation center.

The intelligent monitoring system consists of three subsystemscomprising a high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristicmonitoring system, an adjustable sound velocity underwater depthmonitoring system, and a scoured seabed soil pressure change testingsystem, and the three subsystems can be coupled with one another tocarry out triggering control to acquire lateral pile data, therebyforming multi-source monitoring data, sensing and monitoring local scourof a bridge in real time, and realizing integration of clocksynchronization, dynamic control of scour environment conditions,contact sensors and non-contact sensors.

The data industrial personal computer and the 5G remote communicationsystem are installed at a pile top, and can carry out broken-pointcontinuingly-transferring on the multi-source monitoring data obtainedfrom the intelligent monitoring system through 5G communication torealize remote data transmission, and the data stored in the bridge dataindustrial personal computer can be remotely re-accessed.

The remote scour depth evaluation center obtains the multi-sourcemonitoring data from the intelligent monitoring system and evaluates alocal scour depth of a pile foundation through fusion on themulti-source monitoring data and a weight normalization algorithm.

The system for bridge scour multi-source monitoring is characterized inthat the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristicmonitoring system adopts a combination of high-frequency dynamicbidirectional acceleration sensors and dynamic strain sensors, thehigh-frequency dynamic bidirectional acceleration sensors are installedon the pile top and the pile cap, the dynamic strain sensors areinstalled on surfaces of the top and bottom of the pile, whereinbidirectional acceleration directions of the high-frequency dynamicbidirectional acceleration sensors are set as that: x is a direction ofa water flow, and y is a direction perpendicular to the water flow, soas to realize dynamic response monitoring of a bridge structure.

The system for bridge scour multi-source monitoring is characterized inthat the adjustable sound velocity underwater depth monitoring systemadopts a single beam echo sounder, a transducer of the single beam echosounder is installed on a stainless hoop through a stainless rod partand is kept being perpendicularly arranged below a water surface, andthe stainless hoop is installed on a pile surface at the lowest tidallevel in recent years.

The system for bridge scour multi-source monitoring is characterized inthat the scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system integrates apressure sensor and a seepage pressure sensor, and the pressure sensorand the seepage pressure sensor are accurately lowered to a specifiedmeasuring point in front of a pile from near the pile.

The system for bridge scour multi-source monitoring is characterized inthat the data industrial personal computer is connected with theintelligent monitoring system and a power case through wires to controlthe parameter setting of multi-source sensors to realize consecutivestorage and chunking call of bridge scour sensing data links, and thebroken-point continuingly-transferring is carried out through the 5Gremote communication system to transfer the monitoring data to theremote scour depth evaluation center.

A monitoring method of the system for bridge scour multi-sourcemonitoring is characterized by including the following steps.

1) Under an ordinary weather environment:

1.1) Install the seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at thestainless hoop, wherein the seepage pressure sensor operates in realtime, data are uploaded to the data industrial personal computer throughwires, the data industrial personal computer obtains real-time tidallevel data through a preset algorithm, then controls turning on and offof the single beam echo sounder in accordance with whether or not thereal-time tidal level data reach a set monitoring threshold, and sets awave velocity in accordance with the propagation velocity of sound wavein an actual marine environment, so as to avoid affecting monitoringaccuracy by systematic error caused by complicated and volatile externalenvironment and long-time operation of the single beam echo sounder, andmonitoring data of the single beam echo sounder shows the depth changeof a scour interface at a bridge pile foundation measuring point.

Set an acquisition threshold h′ of the single beam echo sounder, whereinthe data industrial personal computer automatically controls the turningon and off of the single beam echo sounder through a tidal levelelevation obtained by conversion of the seepage pressure sensor that isinstalled on the pile surface at the stainless hoop, a sounding samplingis carried out when the tidal level is greater than h′, and the soundingsampling is stopped when the tidal level is less than h′, so as to avoidaffecting monitoring accuracy by accumulation of measuring error causedby long-time operation of the single beam echo sounder; in order toprevent the contingency of single data, when a considerable amount ofmeasuring data reach h′, turning on and off of the single beam echosounder is automatically controlled; measuring data h_(tr) of depthsfrom a bottom surface of the transducer of the single beam echo sounderto a water bottom can show a change of a soil layer interface of anupstream side of the pile, and then the change Δh_(tr) of a scour depthis obtained based on the difference of the depths, that are measured atdifferent time, from the bottom surface of the transducer of the singlebeam echo sounder to the water bottom; and relevant calculation theorythereof is as follows:

h₁ = P_(k)/γ₁ − h₂ $h_{tr} = {\frac{1}{2}{Ct}}$wherein h₁ is the tidal level elevation; P_(k) is an actual measureddata of the seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainlesshoop; γ₁ is the volume weight of seawater; h₂ is a distance from theseepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop to adatum plane of the tidal level; h_(tr) is a distance from a bottom ofthe transducer of the single beam echo sounder to a seabed surface; C isan actual average sound velocity of the seawater; and t is two-way timeof the sound waves.

1.2) Set an amplitude of change of depths of the single beam echosounder, wherein when sounding data reaches the amplitude of change, thedata industrial personal computer carries out automatic control to turnon the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoringsystem and the scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system tomake the three subsystems operate normally, so as to obtainclock-synchronous real-time monitoring data of the three subsystems.

Set sampling frequencies of the pressure sensor and the seepage pressuresensor in the scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system, andaverage the pressure data P₂ and P₃ thereof, wherein data acquired bythe pressure sensor includes soil layer pressure values and waterpressure values, and data acquired by the seepage pressure sensor onlyincludes water pressure values, namely, a silt scour or back-siltingpressure value ΔP can be reflected by a value difference between thepressure sensor and the seepage pressure sensor; and the seabed soileffective unit weight γ₂ is measured by carrying out drilling samplingon a seabed bearing stratum, namely, a silt scour or back-siltingthickness h₃ on a lateral pile soil pressure monitoring system can beobtained;

${P_{2} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum_{i = 1}^{n}P_{i}}}},{P_{3} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum_{j = 1}^{n}P_{j}}}}$ΔP = P₂ − P₃ $h_{3} = \frac{\Delta P}{\gamma_{2}}$wherein P_(i) is an actual measured data of the pressure sensor in thescoured seabed soil pressure change testing system, i is actual measureddata points of the pressure sensor at different time, n is a number ofdata, P_(j) is an actual measured data of the seepage pressure sensor inthe scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system, and j is actualmeasured data points of the seepage pressure sensor at different time.

When an interface of the seabed bearing stratum changes, judge whetheror not an absolute position of a system device changes by furtheranalyzing the scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system and theseepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop, andthen comprehensively judge a change of a scour depth by considering thesilt scour or back-silting situation:

$P_{1} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{n}P_{k}}}$ h₄ = (P₃ − P₁)/γ₁wherein h₄ is a depth from the scoured seabed soil pressure changetesting system to the seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at thestainless hoop; P_(k) is an actual measured data of the seepage pressuresensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop, n is a number of datapoints, and k is actual measured data points of the seepage pressuresensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop at different time; andP₁ is an average value of seepage pressures monitored by the seepagepressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop.

1.3) Carry out high-frequency dynamic monitoring on acceleration data ofthe pile top and the pile cap as well as dynamic strain data of the topand bottom of the pile by the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamiccharacteristic monitoring system, acquire acceleration signals underaction of earth pulsation, and carry out spectral analysis on thesignals to obtain structural natural vibration frequency informationcontained in response signals; carry out modeling and grid dividing on abridge model based on ANSYS finite element software, and simulatepile-soil interaction by setting spring units in the ANSYS finiteelement software, wherein the spring stiffness K is determined by an mmethod, and a value model is modified by combining a scour depthobtained by manual underwater exploration in an installation day withthe actual measured acceleration data for the installation day toestablish a benchmark numerical model; stimulating different scourdepths of the bridge with the benchmark numerical model by deletingspring units at different depths to obtain natural vibration frequenciesunder different scour depth working conditions; carrying out manualneural network training on partial natural vibration frequency resultsand corresponding scour depths obtained through stimulation, andcarrying out checking with the rest of the natural vibration frequencyresults to ensure the accuracy of a network model, wherein the gridmodel selects a natural vibration frequency sensitive order as a networkinput parameter, and an output parameter is the scour depth; inputtingcorresponding natural vibration frequencies identified by the actualmeasured acceleration data of the pile top and the pile cap into themanual neural network, thereby obtaining bridge scour depth values; andconversing the dynamic strain data into dynamic deflection data of thepile to evaluate bridge operation safety statuses by adopting astrain-curvature-deflection relationship through a curvaturefunction-based method.

2) Under a rugged environment:

2.1) Carry out control to simultaneously turn on the three subsystems ofthe intelligent monitoring system by the data industrial personalcomputer to realize dynamic online operation of the three subsystems soas to obtain clock-synchronous real-time monitoring data of the threesubsystems, obtain sounding data of the single beam echo sounder in theadjustable sound velocity underwater depth monitoring system accordingto the step 1.1), obtain pressure and seepage pressure data in thescoured seabed soil pressure change testing system according to the step1.2), and obtain acceleration data and dynamic strain data according tothe high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoringsystem in the step 1.3), thereby obtain scour depths through respectiveconversion of the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristicmonitoring system, the adjustable sound velocity underwater depthmonitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressure change testingsystem.

A scour depth evaluating method of the system for bridge scourmulti-source monitoring is characterized by including the followingsteps:

Carry out dynamic weight selection in consideration of an analytichierarchy process to select dynamic weight of the intelligent monitoringsystem as a target hierarchy, take a water flow velocity, a water depth,a silt grain size, a suspended matter concentration, an environmentalvibration magnitude and an external scour environment as a criterionhierarchy, and take the three subsystems of the intelligent monitoringsystem as a project hierarchy so as to form a structural model formulti-hierarchy intelligent monitoring system dynamic weight selection,construct a judgment matrix and carrying out the steps of singlehierarchical arrangement and consistency check thereof as well as totalhierarchical arrangement and consistency check thereof, and carry outreal-time analysis on dynamic weight selection of the intelligentmonitoring system for bridge pile foundation scour to obtain dynamicweights λ₁, λ₂, λ₃ of the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamiccharacteristic monitoring system, the adjustable sound velocityunderwater depth monitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressurechange testing system, wherein since all the monitoring data of thethree subsystems are finally conversed into scour depth values, all theweights are normalized according to the following formulas:

a₁ = λ₁/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃)a₂ = λ₂/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃)a₃ = λ₃/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃)

Carry out multi-source data fusion on actual bridge scour depths inaccordance with the result of weight normalization:y _(b) =a ₁ y ₁ +a ₂ y ₂ +a ₃ y ₃wherein y_(b) is a scour depth through multi-source monitoring datafusion, a₁, a₂, a₃ are normalized dynamic values of the high-frequencyreal-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoring system, theadjustable sound velocity underwater depth monitoring system and thescoured seabed soil pressure change testing system, and y₁, y₂, y₃ arescour depths obtained through respective conversion of thehigh-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoringsystem, the adjustable sound velocity underwater depth monitoring systemand the scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system.

The present invention has the beneficial effects as follows: the presentpatent develops a system for bridge scour multi-source monitoring, whichcarries out dynamic acquisition on monitoring data and carries outbroken-point continuingly-transferring through 5G communication mainlyby a multi-source intelligent monitoring system, thereby providing a newmethod for bridge scour depth monitoring; the complexity of marineservice conditions is taken into consideration, so that the presentinvention can adapt to the harsh marine environment, make up for thesingle underwater monitoring means, improve the durability of thesensors, overcome the shortcomings such as the low monitoring accuracy,and intermittently carry out real-time monitoring on bridge foundationscour situations in a remote control mode, thereby being capable ofeffectively saving energy, and quickly determining the safety status ofthe pile foundation; in view of the characteristics of static monitoringfor scour in the past, the invented system performs timing controlsampling on scour environmental conditions to realize marine dynamicreal-time monitoring, and realize clock synchronization of themulti-source monitoring data; and through the bridge pile foundationscour depth evaluating method based on multi-source monitoring data, thesafety of pile foundation scour is evaluated in real time and quickly toensure safe operation of the bridge, so as to achieve significant socialand economic benefits.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a bridge system of the presentinvention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of hoop installation of the presentinvention.

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a hoop structure of the presentinvention.

FIG. 4 is a diagram of a system module of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a diagram of a control module of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a diagram of a dynamic weight selection method of the presentinvention.

In FIGS. 1 —5G remote communication transmission system, 2—Dataindustrial personal computer, 3—High-frequency dynamic bidirectionalacceleration sensor, 4—Wire, 5—Stainless rod part, 6—Hoop, 7—Adjustablesound velocity underwater depth monitoring system, 8—Scoured seabed soilpressure change testing system, 9—Seepage pressure sensor, 10—Pile cap,11—Pile, 12—Dynamic strain sensor.

DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

The present invention is further described below in combination with theaccompanying drawings of the specification.

As shown in FIGS. 1-6 , a system for bridge scour multi-sourcemonitoring includes an intelligent monitoring system, a data industrialpersonal computer, a 5G remote communication transmission system and aremote scour depth evaluation center.

The intelligent monitoring system consists of three monitoringsubsystems comprising a high-frequency real-time bridge dynamiccharacteristic monitoring system, an adjustable sound velocityunderwater depth monitoring system, and a scoured seabed soil pressurechange testing system (this equipment has been disclosed in PatentNumber 2018104740925 entitled “Monitoring Method Based On SafetyMonitoring Device For Cubic Bridge Foundation Scour”), and the threesubsystems can be coupled with one another to carry out triggeringcontrol to acquire lateral pile data, thereby forming a multi-sourcebridge local scour real-time sensing and monitoring system, andrealizing integration of clock synchronization, dynamic control of scourenvironment conditions, contact sensors and non-contact sensors.

The data industrial personal computer and the 5G remote communicationsystem are installed at a pile top, and can carry out broken-pointcontinuingly-transferring on multi-source monitoring data obtained fromsensors through 5G communication to realize remote data transmission,and the data stored in the bridge data industrial personal computer canbe remotely re-accessed by data analysis personnel; and in the presentembodiment, the 5G remote communication system comprises a 5G industrialmodule, antennas and a 5G access-internet card, wherein the model numberof the 5G industrial module is HUAWEI MH5000-31p, and the 5G industrialmodule is integrated onto the data industrial personal computer 2.

The remote scour depth evaluation center obtains real-time monitoringdata of local scour situations of a monitored bridge pile foundation,and a structural scour depth evaluating method for local scour of a pilefoundation is researched and developed through fusion of multi-sourcemonitoring data and a weight normalization algorithm; and in the presentembodiment, the remote scour depth evaluation center is a remote server.

The adjustable sound velocity underwater depth monitoring system adoptsa single beam echo sounder. A sound velocity of the single beam echosounder can be set according to a sound wave transmission rate in amarine actual deep-water environment, so as to improve monitoringaccuracy. Turning on and off of monitoring of the single beam echosounder are self-adaptively controlled through a change of a tidal levelin water, so as to overcome the shortcoming that the single beam echosounder cannot work continuously. Mainly, a transducer of the singlebeam echo sounder is installed (welded) on a stainless hoop by arrangingan L-shaped stainless rod part (the transducer is fixed by waterproofadhesive tape, and bound by a metal band), and is kept being alwaysperpendicular below a water surface, and is distant to a pile surfacefor a certain distance. The stainless hoop is installed on the pilesurface at the lowest tidal level in recent years (in recent 10 years);and in the present embodiment, the stainless hoop 6 comprises a firsthoop 601, a second hoop 604, nuts 602 and double-threaded screws 603,and the first hoop 601 and the second hoop 604 are fixedly connectedthrough the nuts 602 and the double-threaded screws 603.

The high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoringsystem mainly adopts a combination of high-frequency dynamicbidirectional acceleration sensors and dynamic strain sensors, thehigh-frequency dynamic bidirectional acceleration sensors are installedon the pile top and a pile cap, and the dynamic strain sensors areinstalled on surfaces of the top and bottom of the pile, whereinbidirectional acceleration directions are set as that: x is a directionof a water flow, and y is a direction perpendicular to the water flow,so as to realize dynamic response monitoring of a bridge structure. Thescoured seabed soil pressure change testing system mainly integrates apressure sensor and a seepage pressure sensor, and the pressure sensorand the seepage pressure sensor are accurately lowered to a specifiedmeasuring point in front of a pile from near the pile.

A monitoring method of a system for bridge scour multi-source monitoringhas the specific steps as follows:

1) Under an ordinary weather environment (such as sunny weather andrainy weather):

1.1) The seepage pressure sensor installed on the pile surface at thestainless hoop operating in real time, wherein data are uploaded to thedata industrial personal computer through wires, the data industrialpersonal computer obtains real-time tidal level data through a presetalgorithm, then controls turning on and off of the single beam echosounder in accordance with whether or not the real-time tidal level datareach a set monitoring threshold, and sets a wave velocity in accordancewith the propagation velocity of sound wave in an actual marineenvironment, so as to avoid affecting monitoring accuracy by systematicerror caused by complicated and volatile external environment andlong-time operation of the single beam echo sounder, and monitoring dataof the single beam echo sounder shows the depth change of a scourinterface at a bridge pile foundation measuring point.

Set an acquisition threshold h′ of the single beam echo sounder, whereina monitoring center automatically controls the turning on and off of thesingle beam echo sounder through a tidal level elevation obtained byconversion of the seepage pressure sensor that is installed on the pilesurface at the stainless hoop, a sounding sampling is carried out whenthe tidal level is greater than h′, and the sounding sampling is stoppedwhen the tidal level is less than h′, so as to avoid affectingmonitoring accuracy by accumulation of measuring error caused bylong-time operation of the single beam echo sounder; in order to preventthe contingency of single data, when a considerable amount of measuringdata reach h′, turning on and off of the single beam echo sounder can beautomatically controlled; measuring data h_(tr) of depths from a bottomsurface of the transducer of the single beam echo sounder to a waterbottom can show a change of a soil layer interface of an upstream sideof the pile, and then the change Δh_(tr) of a scour depth can beobtained based on the difference of the depths, that are measured atdifferent time, from the bottom surface of the transducer of the singlebeam echo sounder to the water bottom; and relevant calculation theorythereof is as follows:

h₁ = P_(k)/γ₁ − h₂ $h_{tr} = {\frac{1}{2}{Ct}}$wherein h₁ is the tidal level elevation; P_(k) is an actual measureddata of the seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainlesshoop; γ₁ is the volume weight of seawater; h₂ is a distance from theseepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop to adatum plane of the tidal level; h_(tr) is a distance from a bottom ofthe transducer of the single beam echo sounder to a seabed surface; C isan actual average sound velocity of the seawater; and t is two-way timeof the sound waves.

1.2) Set an amplitude of change of depths of the single beam echosounder, wherein when sounding data reaches the amplitude of change, thedata industrial personal computer carries out automatic control to turnon the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoringsystem and the scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system tomake the three subsystems operate normally, so as to obtainclock-synchronous real-time monitoring data of the three subsystems.

Set sampling frequencies of the pressure sensor and the seepage pressuresensor in the scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system, andaverage pressure data P₂ and P₃ thereof, wherein data acquired by thepressure sensor includes soil layer pressure and water pressure values,and data acquired by the seepage pressure sensor only includes waterpressure values, namely, a silt scour or back-silting pressure value ΔPcan be reflected by a value difference between the pressure sensor andthe seepage pressure sensor; and the seabed soil effective unit weightγ₂ is measured by carrying out drilling sampling on a seabed bearingstratum, namely, a silt scour or back-silting thickness h₃ on a lateralpile soil pressure monitoring system can be obtained:

${P_{2} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum_{i = 1}^{n}P_{i}}}},{P_{3} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum_{j = 1}^{n}P_{j}}}}$ΔP = P₂ − P₃ $h_{3} = \frac{\Delta P}{\gamma_{2}}$wherein P_(i) is an actual measured data of the pressure sensor in thescoured seabed soil pressure change testing system, i is actual measureddata points of the pressure sensor at different time, n is a number ofdata, P_(j) is an actual measured data of the seepage pressure sensor inthe scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system, and j is actualmeasured data points of the seepage pressure sensor at different time.

When an interface of the seabed bearing stratum changes, be capable ofjudging whether or not an absolute position of a system device changesby further analyzing the scoured seabed soil pressure change testingsystem and the seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at thestainless hoop, and then being capable of comprehensively judging achange of a scour depth by considering the silt scour or back-siltingsituation;

$P_{1} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{n}P_{k}}}$ h₄ = (P₃ − P₁)/γ₁wherein h₄ is a depth from the scoured seabed soil pressure changetesting system to the seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at thestainless hoop; P_(k) is an actual measured data of the seepage pressuresensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop, n is a number of datapoints, and k is actual measured data points of the seepage pressuresensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop at different time; andP₁ is an average value of seepage pressures monitored by the seepagepressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop.

1.3) Carry out high-frequency dynamic monitoring on acceleration data ofthe pile top and the pile cap as well as dynamic strain data of the topand bottom of the pile by the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamiccharacteristic monitoring system, acquire signals of acceleration underaction of earth pulsation, and carry out spectral analysis on thesignals to obtain structural natural vibration frequency informationcontained in response signals; carry out modeling and grid dividing on abridge model based on ANSYS finite element software, and simulatepile-soil interaction by setting spring units in the ANSYS finiteelement software, wherein the spring stiffness K is determined by an mmethod (calculating pile foundation soil spring stiffness K by an mmethod in Appendix L according to Code for Design of Ground Base andFoundation of Highway Bridges and Culverts (JTG 3363-2019)), and a valuemodel is modified by combining a scour depth obtained by manualunderwater exploration in an installation day with the actual measuredacceleration data for the installation day to establish a benchmarknumerical model; stimulating different scour depths of the bridge withthe benchmark numerical model by deleting spring units at differentdepths to obtain natural vibration frequencies under different scourdepth working conditions; carrying out manual neural network training onpartial natural vibration frequency results and corresponding scourdepths obtained through stimulation, and carrying out checking with therest of the results to ensure the accuracy of a network model, whereinthe grid model selects a natural vibration frequency sensitive order(natural vibration frequency orders greatly affected by the scour depth)as a network input parameter, and an output parameter is the scourdepth; inputting corresponding natural vibration frequencies identifiedby the actual measured acceleration data of the pile top and the pilecap into the manual neural network, thereby obtaining bridge scour depthvalues; and conversing the dynamic strain data into dynamic deflectiondata of the pile to evaluate bridge operation safety statuses byadopting a strain-curvature-deflection relationship through a curvaturefunction-based method.

2) Under a rugged environment (such as a spring tide phase, typhoon, andstorm surge):

2.1) carry out control to simultaneously turn on the three subsystems bythe data industrial personal computer to realize dynamic onlineoperation of the three subsystems so as to obtain clock-synchronousreal-time monitoring data of the three monitoring subsystems, obtainsounding data of the single beam echo sounder in the adjustable soundvelocity underwater depth monitoring system according to the step 1.1),obtain pressure and seepage pressure data in the scoured seabed soilpressure change testing system according to the step 1.2), and obtainacceleration data and dynamic strain data according to thehigh-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoring systemin the step 1.3), thereby obtain scour depths through respectiveconversion of the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristicmonitoring system, the adjustable sound velocity underwater depthmonitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressure change testingsystem.

A scour depth evaluating method of a system for bridge scourmulti-source monitoring has the specific steps as follows:

As shown in FIG. 6 , carry out dynamic weight selection in considerationof an analytic hierarchy process to select dynamic weight of theintelligent monitoring system as a target hierarchy, take a water flowvelocity, a water depth, a silt grain size, a suspended matterconcentration, an environmental vibration magnitude and an externalscour environment (such as ordinary weather, typhoon, a spring tidephase, storm surge, etc.) as a criterion hierarchy, and take the threesubsystems of the intelligent monitoring system as a project hierarchyso as to form a structural model for multi-hierarchy intelligentmonitoring system dynamic weight selection, constructing a judgment(paired comparison) matrix and carrying out the steps of singlehierarchical arrangement and consistency check thereof as well as totalhierarchical arrangement and consistency check thereof, and carrying outreal-time analysis on dynamic weight selection of the intelligentmonitoring system for bridge pile foundation scour to obtain dynamicweights λ₁, λ₂, λ₃ of the high-frequency dynamic bridge pile foundationdynamic characteristic monitoring system, the adjustable sound velocityunderwater depth monitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressurechange testing system under specified conditions, wherein since all themonitoring data of the three subsystems are finally conversed into scourdepth values, all the weights are normalized according to the followingformulas:

a₁ = λ₁/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃)a₂ = λ₂/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃)a₃ = λ₃/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃)

Carry out multi-source data fusion on actual bridge scour depths inaccordance with the result of weight normalization:y _(b) =a ₁ y ₁ +a ₂ y ₂ +a ₃ y ₃wherein y_(b) is a scour depth under multi-source monitoring data fusion(the greater a value of y_(b) is, the greater the scour depth is), a₁,a₂, a₃ are normalized dynamic values of the high-frequency real-timebridge dynamic characteristic monitoring system, the adjustable soundvelocity underwater depth monitoring system and the scoured seabed soilpressure change testing system, and y₁, y₂, y₃ are scour depths obtainedthrough respective conversion of the high-frequency real-time bridgepile foundation dynamic characteristic monitoring system, the adjustablesound velocity underwater depth monitoring system and the scoured seabedsoil pressure change testing system.

What is claimed is:
 1. A system for bridge scour multi-sourcemonitoring, comprising: an intelligent monitoring system; a dataindustrial personal computer; a 5G remote communication transmissionsystem; and a remote scour depth evaluation center, wherein theintelligent monitoring system consists of three subsystems comprising ahigh-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoringsystem, an adjustable sound velocity underwater depth monitoring system,and a scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system, and the threesubsystems are coupled with one another to carry out triggering controlto acquire lateral pile data, thereby forming multi-source monitoringdata, sensing and monitoring local scour of a bridge in real time, andrealizing integration of clock synchronization, dynamic control of scourenvironment conditions, contact sensors and non-contact sensors; thedata industrial personal computer and the 5G remote communication systemare installed at a pile top and carry out broken-pointcontinuingly-transferring on the multi-source monitoring data obtainedfrom the intelligent monitoring system through 5G communication torealize remote data transmission, and the data stored in the bridge dataindustrial personal computer is remotely re-accessed; the remote scourdepth evaluation center obtains the multi-source monitoring data fromthe intelligent monitoring system and evaluates a local scour depth of apile foundation through fusion on the multi-source monitoring data and aweight normalization algorithm.
 2. The system for bridge scourmulti-source monitoring according to claim 1, wherein the high-frequencyreal-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoring system adopts acombination of high-frequency dynamic bidirectional acceleration sensorsand dynamic strain sensors, the high-frequency dynamic bidirectionalacceleration sensors are installed on the pile top and a pile cap, thedynamic strain sensors are installed on surfaces of the top and bottomof the pile, wherein bidirectional acceleration directions of thehigh-frequency dynamic bidirectional acceleration sensors are set asthat: x is a direction of a water flow, and y is a directionperpendicular to the water flow, so as to realize dynamic responsemonitoring of a bridge structure.
 3. The system for bridge scourmulti-source monitoring according to claim 1, wherein the adjustablesound velocity underwater depth monitoring system adopts a single beamecho sounder, a transducer of the single beam echo sounder is installedon a stainless hoop through a stainless rod part and is kept beingperpendicularly arranged below a water surface, and the stainless hoopis installed on a pile surface at the lowest tidal level in recentyears.
 4. The system for bridge scour multi-source monitoring accordingto claim 1, wherein the scoured seabed soil pressure change testingsystem integrates a pressure sensor and a seepage pressure sensor, andthe pressure sensor and the seepage pressure sensor are accuratelylowered to a specified measuring point in front of a pile from near thepile.
 5. The system for bridge scour multi-source monitoring accordingto claim 1, wherein the data industrial personal computer is connectedwith the intelligent monitoring system and a power case through wires tocontrol the parameter setting of multi-source sensors to realizeconsecutive storage and chunking call of bridge scour sensing datalinks, and the broken-point continuingly-transferring is carried outthrough the 5G remote communication system to transfer the monitoringdata to the remote scour depth evaluation center.
 6. A monitoring methodof the system for bridge scour multi-source monitoring according toclaim 1, comprising the following steps: 1) under an ordinary weatherenvironment: 1.1) installing the seepage pressure sensor on the pilesurface at the stainless hoop, wherein the seepage pressure sensoroperates in real time, data are uploaded to the data industrial personalcomputer through wires, the data industrial personal computer obtainsreal-time tidal level data through a preset algorithm, then controlsturning on and off of the single beam echo sounder in accordance withwhether or not the real-time tidal level data reach a set monitoringthreshold, and sets a wave velocity in accordance with the propagationvelocity of sound wave in an actual marine environment, so as to avoidaffecting monitoring accuracy by systematic error caused by complicatedand volatile external environment and long-time operation of the singlebeam echo sounder, and monitoring data of the single beam echo soundershows the depth change of a scour interface at a bridge pile foundationmeasuring point; setting an acquisition threshold h′ of the single beamecho sounder, wherein the data industrial personal computerautomatically controls the turning on and off of the single beam echosounder through a tidal level elevation obtained by conversion of theseepage pressure sensor that is installed on the pile surface at thestainless hoop, a sounding sampling is carried out when the tidal levelis greater than h′, and the sounding sampling is stopped when the tidallevel is less than h′, so as to avoid affecting monitoring accuracy byaccumulation of measuring error caused by long-time operation of thesingle beam echo sounder; in order to prevent the contingency of singledata, when a considerable amount of measuring data reach h′, turning onand off of the single beam echo sounder is automatically controlled;measuring data h_(tr) of depths from a bottom surface of the transducerof the single beam echo sounder to a water bottom shows a change of asoil layer interface of an upstream side of the pile, and then thechange Δh_(tr) of a scour depth is obtained based on the difference ofthe depths, that are measured at different time, from the bottom surfaceof the transducer of the single beam echo sounder to the water bottom;and relevant calculation theory thereof is as follows:h₁ = P_(k)/γ₁ − h₂ $h_{tr} = {\frac{1}{2}{Ct}}$ wherein h₁ is the tidallevel elevation; P_(k) is an actual measured data of the seepagepressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop; γ₁ is thevolume weight of seawater; h₂ is a distance from the seepage pressuresensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop to a datum plane of thetidal level; h_(tr) is a distance from a bottom of the transducer of thesingle beam echo sounder to a seabed surface; C is an actual averagesound velocity of the seawater; and t is two-way time of the soundwaves; 1.2) setting an amplitude of change of depths of the single beamecho sounder, wherein when sounding data reaches the amplitude ofchange, the data industrial personal computer carries out automaticcontrol to turn on the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamiccharacteristic monitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressurechange testing system to make the three subsystems operate normally, soas to obtain clock-synchronous real-time monitoring data of the threesubsystems; setting sampling frequencies of the pressure sensor and theseepage pressure sensor in the scoured seabed soil pressure changetesting system, and averaging the pressure data P₂ and P₃ thereof,wherein data acquired by the pressure sensor includes soil layerpressure values and water pressure values, and data acquired by theseepage pressure sensor only includes water pressure values, namely, asilt scour or back-silting pressure value ΔP is reflected by a valuedifference between the pressure sensor and the seepage pressure sensor;and the seabed soil effective unit weight γ₂ is measured by carrying outdrilling sampling on a seabed bearing stratum, namely, a silt scour orback-silting thickness h₃ on a lateral pile soil pressure monitoringsystem is obtained;${P_{2} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum_{i = 1}^{n}P_{i}}}},{P_{3} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum_{j = 1}^{n}P_{j}}}}$ΔP = P₂ − P₃ $h_{3} = \frac{\Delta P}{\gamma_{2}}$ wherein P_(i) is anactual measured data of the pressure sensor in the scoured seabed soilpressure change testing system, i is actual measured data points of thepressure sensor at different time, n is a number of data, P_(j) is anactual measured data of the seepage pressure sensor in the scouredseabed soil pressure change testing system, and j is actual measureddata points of the seepage pressure sensor at different time; when aninterface of the seabed bearing stratum changes, judging whether or notan absolute position of a system device changes by further analyzing thescoured seabed soil pressure change testing system and the seepagepressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop, and thencomprehensively judging a change of a scour depth by considering thesilt scour or back-silting situation;$P_{1} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{n}P_{k}}}$ h₄ = (P₃ − P₁)/γ₁wherein h₄ is a depth from the scoured seabed soil pressure changetesting system to the seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at thestainless hoop; P_(k) is an actual measured data of the seepage pressuresensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop, n is a number of datapoints, and k is actual measured data points of the seepage pressuresensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop at different time; andP₁ is an average value of seepage pressures monitored by the seepagepressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop; 1.3) carryingout high-frequency dynamic monitoring on acceleration data of the piletop and the pile cap as well as dynamic strain data of the top andbottom of the pile by the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamiccharacteristic monitoring system, acquiring acceleration signals underaction of earth pulsation, and carrying out spectral analysis on thesignals to obtain structural natural vibration frequency informationcontained in response signals; carrying out modeling and grid dividingon a bridge model based on ANSYS finite element software, and simulatingpile-soil interaction by setting spring units in the ANSYS finiteelement software, wherein the spring stiffness K is determined by an mmethod, and a value model is modified by combining a scour depthobtained by manual underwater exploration in an installation day withthe actual measured acceleration data for the installation day toestablish a benchmark numerical model; stimulating different scourdepths of the bridge with the benchmark numerical model by deletingspring units at different depths to obtain natural vibration frequenciesunder different scour depth working conditions; carrying out manualneural network training on partial natural vibration frequency resultsand corresponding scour depths obtained through stimulation, andcarrying out checking with the rest of the natural vibration frequencyresults to ensure the accuracy of a network model, wherein the gridmodel selects a natural vibration frequency sensitive order as a networkinput parameter, and an output parameter is the scour depth; inputtingcorresponding natural vibration frequencies identified by the actualmeasured acceleration data of the pile top and the pile cap into themanual neural network, thereby obtaining bridge scour depth values; andconversing the dynamic strain data into dynamic deflection data of thepile to evaluate bridge operation safety statuses by adopting astrain-curvature-deflection relationship through a curvaturefunction-based method; 2) under a rugged environment: 2.1) carrying outcontrol to simultaneously turn on the three subsystems of theintelligent monitoring system by the data industrial personal computerto realize dynamic online operation of the three subsystems so as toobtain clock-synchronous real-time monitoring data of the threesubsystems, obtaining sounding data of the single beam echo sounder inthe adjustable sound velocity underwater depth monitoring systemaccording to the step 1.1), obtaining pressure and seepage pressure datain the scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system according tothe step 1.2), and obtaining acceleration data and dynamic strain dataaccording to the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristicmonitoring system in the step 1.3), thereby obtaining scour depthsthrough respective conversion of the high-frequency real-time bridgedynamic characteristic monitoring system, the adjustable sound velocityunderwater depth monitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressurechange testing system.
 7. A scour depth evaluating method of the systemfor bridge scour multi-source monitoring according to claim 1,comprising the following steps: carrying out dynamic weight selection inconsideration of an analytic hierarchy process to select dynamic weightof the intelligent monitoring system as a target hierarchy, take a waterflow velocity, a water depth, a silt grain size, a suspended matterconcentration, an environmental vibration magnitude and an externalscour environment as a criterion hierarchy, and take the threesubsystems of the intelligent monitoring system as a project hierarchyso as to form a structural model for multi-hierarchy intelligentmonitoring system dynamic weight selection, constructing a judgmentmatrix and carrying out the steps of single hierarchical arrangement andconsistency check thereof as well as total hierarchical arrangement andconsistency check thereof, and carrying out real-time analysis ondynamic weight selection of the intelligent monitoring system for bridgepile foundation scour to obtain dynamic weights λ₁, λ₂, λ₃ of thehigh-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoringsystem, the adjustable sound velocity underwater depth monitoring systemand the scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system, whereinsince all the monitoring data of the three subsystems are finallyconversed into scour depth values, all the weights are normalizedaccording to the following formulas: a₁ = λ₁/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃)a₂ = λ₂/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃) a₃ = λ₃/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃); carrying out multi-sourcedata fusion on actual bridge scour depths in accordance with the resultof weight normalization:y _(b) =a ₁ y ₁ +a ₂ y ₂ +a ₃ y ₃ wherein y_(b) is a scour depth throughmulti-source monitoring data fusion, a₁, a₂, a₃ are normalized dynamicvalues of the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristicmonitoring system, the adjustable sound velocity underwater depthmonitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressure change testingsystem, and y₁, y₂, y₃ are scour depths obtained through respectiveconversion of the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristicmonitoring system, the adjustable sound velocity underwater depthmonitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressure change testingsystem.
 8. A monitoring method of the system for bridge scourmulti-source monitoring according to claim 2, comprising the followingsteps: 1) under an ordinary weather environment: 1.1) installing theseepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop,wherein the seepage pressure sensor operates in real time, data areuploaded to the data industrial personal computer through wires, thedata industrial personal computer obtains real-time tidal level datathrough a preset algorithm, then controls turning on and off of thesingle beam echo sounder in accordance with whether or not the real-timetidal level data reach a set monitoring threshold, and sets a wavevelocity in accordance with the propagation velocity of sound wave in anactual marine environment, so as to avoid affecting monitoring accuracyby systematic error caused by complicated and volatile externalenvironment and long-time operation of the single beam echo sounder, andmonitoring data of the single beam echo sounder shows the depth changeof a scour interface at a bridge pile foundation measuring point;setting an acquisition threshold h′ of the single beam echo sounder,wherein the data industrial personal computer automatically controls theturning on and off of the single beam echo sounder through a tidal levelelevation obtained by conversion of the seepage pressure sensor that isinstalled on the pile surface at the stainless hoop, a sounding samplingis carried out when the tidal level is greater than h′, and the soundingsampling is stopped when the tidal level is less than h′, so as to avoidaffecting monitoring accuracy by accumulation of measuring error causedby long-time operation of the single beam echo sounder; in order toprevent the contingency of single data, when a considerable amount ofmeasuring data reach h′, turning on and off of the single beam echosounder is automatically controlled; measuring data h_(tr) of depthsfrom a bottom surface of the transducer of the single beam echo sounderto a water bottom shows a change of a soil layer interface of anupstream side of the pile, and then the change Δh_(tr) of a scour depthis obtained based on the difference of the depths, that are measured atdifferent time, from the bottom surface of the transducer of the singlebeam echo sounder to the water bottom; and relevant calculation theorythereof is as follows: h₁ = P_(k)/γ₁ − h₂ $h_{tr} = {\frac{1}{2}{Ct}}$wherein h₁ is the tidal level elevation; P_(k) is an actual measureddata of the seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainlesshoop; γ₁ is the volume weight of seawater; h₂ is a distance from theseepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop to adatum plane of the tidal level; h_(tr) is a distance from a bottom ofthe transducer of the single beam echo sounder to a seabed surface; C isan actual average sound velocity of the seawater; and t is two-way timeof the sound waves; 1.2) setting an amplitude of change of depths of thesingle beam echo sounder, wherein when sounding data reaches theamplitude of change, the data industrial personal computer carries outautomatic control to turn on the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamiccharacteristic monitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressurechange testing system to make the three subsystems operate normally, soas to obtain clock-synchronous real-time monitoring data of the threesubsystems; setting sampling frequencies of the pressure sensor and theseepage pressure sensor in the scoured seabed soil pressure changetesting system, and averaging the pressure data P₂ and P₃ thereof,wherein data acquired by the pressure sensor includes soil layerpressure values and water pressure values, and data acquired by theseepage pressure sensor only includes water pressure values, namely, asilt scour or back-silting pressure value ΔP is reflected by a valuedifference between the pressure sensor and the seepage pressure sensor;and the seabed soil effective unit weight γ₂ is measured by carrying outdrilling sampling on a seabed bearing stratum, namely, a silt scour orback-silting thickness h₃ on a lateral pile soil pressure monitoringsystem is obtained;${P_{2} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum_{i = 1}^{n}P_{i}}}},{P_{3} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum_{j = 1}^{n}P_{j}}}}$ΔP = P₂ − P₃ $h_{3} = \frac{\Delta P}{\gamma_{2}}$ wherein P_(i) is anactual measured data of the pressure sensor in the scoured seabed soilpressure change testing system, i is actual measured data points of thepressure sensor at different time, n is a number of data, P_(j) is anactual measured data of the seepage pressure sensor in the scouredseabed soil pressure change testing system, and j is actual measureddata points of the seepage pressure sensor at different time; when aninterface of the seabed bearing stratum changes, judging whether or notan absolute position of a system device changes by further analyzing thescoured seabed soil pressure change testing system and the seepagepressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop, and thencomprehensively judging a change of a scour depth by considering thesilt scour or back-silting situation;$P_{1} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{n}\; P_{k}}}$h₄ = (P₃ − P₁)/γ₁ wherein h₄ is a depth from the scoured seabed soilpressure change testing system to the seepage pressure sensor on thepile surface at the stainless hoop; P_(k) is an actual measured data ofthe seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop, nis a number of data points, and k is actual measured data points of theseepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop atdifferent time; and P₁ is an average value of seepage pressuresmonitored by the seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at thestainless hoop; 1.3) carrying out high-frequency dynamic monitoring onacceleration data of the pile top and the pile cap as well as dynamicstrain data of the top and bottom of the pile by the high-frequencyreal-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoring system, acquiringacceleration signals under action of earth pulsation, and carrying outspectral analysis on the signals to obtain structural natural vibrationfrequency information contained in response signals; carrying outmodeling and grid dividing on a bridge model based on ANSYS finiteelement software, and simulating pile-soil interaction by setting springunits in the ANSYS finite element software, wherein the spring stiffnessK is determined by an m method, and a value model is modified bycombining a scour depth obtained by manual underwater exploration in aninstallation day with the actual measured acceleration data for theinstallation day to establish a benchmark numerical model; stimulatingdifferent scour depths of the bridge with the benchmark numerical modelby deleting spring units at different depths to obtain natural vibrationfrequencies under different scour depth working conditions; carrying outmanual neural network training on partial natural vibration frequencyresults and corresponding scour depths obtained through stimulation, andcarrying out checking with the rest of the natural vibration frequencyresults to ensure the accuracy of a network model, wherein the gridmodel selects a natural vibration frequency sensitive order as a networkinput parameter, and an output parameter is the scour depth; inputtingcorresponding natural vibration frequencies identified by the actualmeasured acceleration data of the pile top and the pile cap into themanual neural network, thereby obtaining bridge scour depth values; andconversing the dynamic strain data into dynamic deflection data of thepile to evaluate bridge operation safety statuses by adopting astrain-curvature-deflection relationship through a curvaturefunction-based method; 2) under a rugged environment: 2.1) carrying outcontrol to simultaneously turn on the three subsystems of theintelligent monitoring system by the data industrial personal computerto realize dynamic online operation of the three subsystems so as toobtain clock-synchronous real-time monitoring data of the threesubsystems, obtaining sounding data of the single beam echo sounder inthe adjustable sound velocity underwater depth monitoring systemaccording to the step 1.1), obtaining pressure and seepage pressure datain the scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system according tothe step 1.2), and obtaining acceleration data and dynamic strain dataaccording to the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristicmonitoring system in the step 1.3), thereby obtaining scour depthsthrough respective conversion of the high-frequency real-time bridgedynamic characteristic monitoring system, the adjustable sound velocityunderwater depth monitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressurechange testing system.
 9. A monitoring method of the system for bridgescour multi-source monitoring according to claim 3, comprising thefollowing steps: 1) under an ordinary weather environment: 1.1)installing the seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at thestainless hoop, wherein the seepage pressure sensor operates in realtime, data are uploaded to the data industrial personal computer throughwires, the data industrial personal computer obtains real-time tidallevel data through a preset algorithm, then controls turning on and offof the single beam echo sounder in accordance with whether or not thereal-time tidal level data reach a set monitoring threshold, and sets awave velocity in accordance with the propagation velocity of sound wavein an actual marine environment, so as to avoid affecting monitoringaccuracy by systematic error caused by complicated and volatile externalenvironment and long-time operation of the single beam echo sounder, andmonitoring data of the single beam echo sounder shows the depth changeof a scour interface at a bridge pile foundation measuring point;setting an acquisition threshold h′ of the single beam echo sounder,wherein the data industrial personal computer automatically controls theturning on and off of the single beam echo sounder through a tidal levelelevation obtained by conversion of the seepage pressure sensor that isinstalled on the pile surface at the stainless hoop, a sounding samplingis carried out when the tidal level is greater than h′, and the soundingsampling is stopped when the tidal level is less than h′, so as to avoidaffecting monitoring accuracy by accumulation of measuring error causedby long-time operation of the single beam echo sounder; in order toprevent the contingency of single data, when a considerable amount ofmeasuring data reach h′, turning on and off of the single beam echosounder is automatically controlled; measuring data h_(tr) of depthsfrom a bottom surface of the transducer of the single beam echo sounderto a water bottom shows a change of a soil layer interface of anupstream side of the pile, and then the change Δh_(tr) of a scour depthis obtained based on the difference of the depths, that are measured atdifferent time, from the bottom surface of the transducer of the singlebeam echo sounder to the water bottom; and relevant calculation theorythereof is as follows: h₁ = P_(k)/γ₁ − h₂ $h_{tr} = {\frac{1}{2}{Ct}}$wherein h₁ is the tidal level elevation; P_(k) is an actual measureddata of the seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainlesshoop; γ₁ is the volume weight of seawater; h₂ is a distance from theseepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop to adatum plane of the tidal level; h_(tr) is a distance from a bottom ofthe transducer of the single beam echo sounder to a seabed surface; C isan actual average sound velocity of the seawater; and t is two-way timeof the sound waves; 1.2) setting an amplitude of change of depths of thesingle beam echo sounder, wherein when sounding data reaches theamplitude of change, the data industrial personal computer carries outautomatic control to turn on the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamiccharacteristic monitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressurechange testing system to make the three subsystems operate normally, soas to obtain clock-synchronous real-time monitoring data of the threesubsystems; setting sampling frequencies of the pressure sensor and theseepage pressure sensor in the scoured seabed soil pressure changetesting system, and averaging the pressure data P₂ and P₃ thereof,wherein data acquired by the pressure sensor includes soil layerpressure values and water pressure values, and data acquired by theseepage pressure sensor only includes water pressure values, namely, asilt scour or back-silting pressure value ΔP is reflected by a valuedifference between the pressure sensor and the seepage pressure sensor;and the seabed soil effective unit weight γ₂ is measured by carrying outdrilling sampling on a seabed bearing stratum, namely, a silt scour orback-silting thickness h₃ on a lateral pile soil pressure monitoringsystem is obtained;${P_{2} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}\; P_{i}}}},{P_{3} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{j = 1}^{n}\; P_{j}}}}$Δ P = P₂ − P₃ $h_{3} = \frac{\Delta\; P}{\gamma_{2}}$ wherein P_(i) isan actual measured data of the pressure sensor in the scoured seabedsoil pressure change testing system, i is actual measured data points ofthe pressure sensor at different time, n is a number of data, P_(j) isan actual measured data of the seepage pressure sensor in the scouredseabed soil pressure change testing system, and j is actual measureddata points of the seepage pressure sensor at different time; when aninterface of the seabed bearing stratum changes, judging whether or notan absolute position of a system device changes by further analyzing thescoured seabed soil pressure change testing system and the seepagepressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop, and thencomprehensively judging a change of a scour depth by considering thesilt scour or back-silting situation;$P_{1} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{n}\; P_{k}}}$h₄ = (P₃ − P₁)/γ₁ wherein h₄ is a depth from the scoured seabed soilpressure change testing system to the seepage pressure sensor on thepile surface at the stainless hoop; P_(k) is an actual measured data ofthe seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop, nis a number of data points, and k is actual measured data points of theseepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop atdifferent time; and P₁ is an average value of seepage pressuresmonitored by the seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at thestainless hoop; 1.3) carrying out high-frequency dynamic monitoring onacceleration data of the pile top and the pile cap as well as dynamicstrain data of the top and bottom of the pile by the high-frequencyreal-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoring system, acquiringacceleration signals under action of earth pulsation, and carrying outspectral analysis on the signals to obtain structural natural vibrationfrequency information contained in response signals; carrying outmodeling and grid dividing on a bridge model based on ANSYS finiteelement software, and simulating pile-soil interaction by setting springunits in the ANSYS finite element software, wherein the spring stiffnessK is determined by an m method, and a value model is modified bycombining a scour depth obtained by manual underwater exploration in aninstallation day with the actual measured acceleration data for theinstallation day to establish a benchmark numerical model; stimulatingdifferent scour depths of the bridge with the benchmark numerical modelby deleting spring units at different depths to obtain natural vibrationfrequencies under different scour depth working conditions; carrying outmanual neural network training on partial natural vibration frequencyresults and corresponding scour depths obtained through stimulation, andcarrying out checking with the rest of the natural vibration frequencyresults to ensure the accuracy of a network model, wherein the gridmodel selects a natural vibration frequency sensitive order as a networkinput parameter, and an output parameter is the scour depth; inputtingcorresponding natural vibration frequencies identified by the actualmeasured acceleration data of the pile top and the pile cap into themanual neural network, thereby obtaining bridge scour depth values; andconversing the dynamic strain data into dynamic deflection data of thepile to evaluate bridge operation safety statuses by adopting astrain-curvature-deflection relationship through a curvaturefunction-based method; 2) under a rugged environment: 2.1) carrying outcontrol to simultaneously turn on the three subsystems of theintelligent monitoring system by the data industrial personal computerto realize dynamic online operation of the three subsystems so as toobtain clock-synchronous real-time monitoring data of the threesubsystems, obtaining sounding data of the single beam echo sounder inthe adjustable sound velocity underwater depth monitoring systemaccording to the step 1.1), obtaining pressure and seepage pressure datain the scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system according tothe step 1.2), and obtaining acceleration data and dynamic strain dataaccording to the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristicmonitoring system in the step 1.3), thereby obtaining scour depthsthrough respective conversion of the high-frequency real-time bridgedynamic characteristic monitoring system, the adjustable sound velocityunderwater depth monitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressurechange testing system.
 10. A monitoring method of the system for bridgescour multi-source monitoring according to claim 4, comprising thefollowing steps: 1) under an ordinary weather environment: 1.1)installing the seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at thestainless hoop, wherein the seepage pressure sensor operates in realtime, data are uploaded to the data industrial personal computer throughwires, the data industrial personal computer obtains real-time tidallevel data through a preset algorithm, then controls turning on and offof the single beam echo sounder in accordance with whether or not thereal-time tidal level data reach a set monitoring threshold, and sets awave velocity in accordance with the propagation velocity of sound wavein an actual marine environment, so as to avoid affecting monitoringaccuracy by systematic error caused by complicated and volatile externalenvironment and long-time operation of the single beam echo sounder, andmonitoring data of the single beam echo sounder shows the depth changeof a scour interface at a bridge pile foundation measuring point;setting an acquisition threshold h′ of the single beam echo sounder,wherein the data industrial personal computer automatically controls theturning on and off of the single beam echo sounder through a tidal levelelevation obtained by conversion of the seepage pressure sensor that isinstalled on the pile surface at the stainless hoop, a sounding samplingis carried out when the tidal level is greater than h′, and the soundingsampling is stopped when the tidal level is less than h′, so as to avoidaffecting monitoring accuracy by accumulation of measuring error causedby long-time operation of the single beam echo sounder; in order toprevent the contingency of single data, when a considerable amount ofmeasuring data reach h′, turning on and off of the single beam echosounder is automatically controlled; measuring data h_(tr) of depthsfrom a bottom surface of the transducer of the single beam echo sounderto a water bottom shows a change of a soil layer interface of anupstream side of the pile, and then the change Δh_(tr) of a scour depthis obtained based on the difference of the depths, that are measured atdifferent time, from the bottom surface of the transducer of the singlebeam echo sounder to the water bottom; and relevant calculation theorythereof is as follows: h₁ = P_(k)/γ₁ − h₂ $h_{tr} = {\frac{1}{2}{Ct}}$wherein h₁ is the tidal level elevation; P_(k) is an actual measureddata of the seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainlesshoop; γ₁ is the volume weight of seawater; h₂ is a distance from theseepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop to adatum plane of the tidal level; h_(tr) is a distance from a bottom ofthe transducer of the single beam echo sounder to a seabed surface; C isan actual average sound velocity of the seawater; and t is two-way timeof the sound waves; 1.2) setting an amplitude of change of depths of thesingle beam echo sounder, wherein when sounding data reaches theamplitude of change, the data industrial personal computer carries outautomatic control to turn on the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamiccharacteristic monitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressurechange testing system to make the three subsystems operate normally, soas to obtain clock-synchronous real-time monitoring data of the threesubsystems; setting sampling frequencies of the pressure sensor and theseepage pressure sensor in the scoured seabed soil pressure changetesting system, and averaging the pressure data P₂ and P₃ thereof,wherein data acquired by the pressure sensor includes soil layerpressure values and water pressure values, and data acquired by theseepage pressure sensor only includes water pressure values, namely, asilt scour or back-silting pressure value ΔP is reflected by a valuedifference between the pressure sensor and the seepage pressure sensor;and the seabed soil effective unit weight γ₂ is measured by carrying outdrilling sampling on a seabed bearing stratum, namely, a silt scour orback-silting thickness h₃ on a lateral pile soil pressure monitoringsystem is obtained;${P_{2} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}\; P_{i}}}},{P_{3} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{j = 1}^{n}\; P_{j}}}}$Δ P = P₂ − P₃ $h_{3} = \frac{\Delta\; P}{\gamma_{2}}$ wherein P_(i) isan actual measured data of the pressure sensor in the scoured seabedsoil pressure change testing system, i is actual measured data points ofthe pressure sensor at different time, n is a number of data, P_(j) isan actual measured data of the seepage pressure sensor in the scouredseabed soil pressure change testing system, and j is actual measureddata points of the seepage pressure sensor at different time; when aninterface of the seabed bearing stratum changes, judging whether or notan absolute position of a system device changes by further analyzing thescoured seabed soil pressure change testing system and the seepagepressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop, and thencomprehensively judging a change of a scour depth by considering thesilt scour or back-silting situation;$P_{1} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{n}\; P_{k}}}$h₄ = (P₃ − P₁)/γ₁ wherein h₄ is a depth from the scoured seabed soilpressure change testing system to the seepage pressure sensor on thepile surface at the stainless hoop; P_(k) is an actual measured data ofthe seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop, nis a number of data points, and k is actual measured data points of theseepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop atdifferent time; and P₁ is an average value of seepage pressuresmonitored by the seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at thestainless hoop; 1.3) carrying out high-frequency dynamic monitoring onacceleration data of the pile top and the pile cap as well as dynamicstrain data of the top and bottom of the pile by the high-frequencyreal-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoring system, acquiringacceleration signals under action of earth pulsation, and carrying outspectral analysis on the signals to obtain structural natural vibrationfrequency information contained in response signals; carrying outmodeling and grid dividing on a bridge model based on ANSYS finiteelement software, and simulating pile-soil interaction by setting springunits in the ANSYS finite element software, wherein the spring stiffnessK is determined by an m method, and a value model is modified bycombining a scour depth obtained by manual underwater exploration in aninstallation day with the actual measured acceleration data for theinstallation day to establish a benchmark numerical model; stimulatingdifferent scour depths of the bridge with the benchmark numerical modelby deleting spring units at different depths to obtain natural vibrationfrequencies under different scour depth working conditions; carrying outmanual neural network training on partial natural vibration frequencyresults and corresponding scour depths obtained through stimulation, andcarrying out checking with the rest of the natural vibration frequencyresults to ensure the accuracy of a network model, wherein the gridmodel selects a natural vibration frequency sensitive order as a networkinput parameter, and an output parameter is the scour depth; inputtingcorresponding natural vibration frequencies identified by the actualmeasured acceleration data of the pile top and the pile cap into themanual neural network, thereby obtaining bridge scour depth values; andconversing the dynamic strain data into dynamic deflection data of thepile to evaluate bridge operation safety statuses by adopting astrain-curvature-deflection relationship through a curvaturefunction-based method; 2) under a rugged environment: 2.1) carrying outcontrol to simultaneously turn on the three subsystems of theintelligent monitoring system by the data industrial personal computerto realize dynamic online operation of the three subsystems so as toobtain clock-synchronous real-time monitoring data of the threesubsystems, obtaining sounding data of the single beam echo sounder inthe adjustable sound velocity underwater depth monitoring systemaccording to the step 1.1), obtaining pressure and seepage pressure datain the scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system according tothe step 1.2), and obtaining acceleration data and dynamic strain dataaccording to the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristicmonitoring system in the step 1.3), thereby obtaining scour depthsthrough respective conversion of the high-frequency real-time bridgedynamic characteristic monitoring system, the adjustable sound velocityunderwater depth monitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressurechange testing system.
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A monitoring method of the system for bridgescour multi-source monitoring according to claim 5, comprising thefollowing steps: 1) under an ordinary weather environment: 1.1)installing the seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at thestainless hoop, wherein the seepage pressure sensor operates in realtime, data are uploaded to the data industrial personal computer throughwires, the data industrial personal computer obtains real-time tidallevel data through a preset algorithm, then controls turning on and offof the single beam echo sounder in accordance with whether or not thereal-time tidal level data reach a set monitoring threshold, and sets awave velocity in accordance with the propagation velocity of sound wavein an actual marine environment, so as to avoid affecting monitoringaccuracy by systematic error caused by complicated and volatile externalenvironment and long-time operation of the single beam echo sounder, andmonitoring data of the single beam echo sounder shows the depth changeof a scour interface at a bridge pile foundation measuring point;setting an acquisition threshold h′ of the single beam echo sounder,wherein the data industrial personal computer automatically controls theturning on and off of the single beam echo sounder through a tidal levelelevation obtained by conversion of the seepage pressure sensor that isinstalled on the pile surface at the stainless hoop, a sounding samplingis carried out when the tidal level is greater than h′, and the soundingsampling is stopped when the tidal level is less than h′, so as to avoidaffecting monitoring accuracy by accumulation of measuring error causedby long-time operation of the single beam echo sounder; in order toprevent the contingency of single data, when a considerable amount ofmeasuring data reach h′, turning on and off of the single beam echosounder is automatically controlled; measuring data h_(tr) of depthsfrom a bottom surface of the transducer of the single beam echo sounderto a water bottom shows a change of a soil layer interface of anupstream side of the pile, and then the change Δh_(tr) of a scour depthis obtained based on the difference of the depths, that are measured atdifferent time, from the bottom surface of the transducer of the singlebeam echo sounder to the water bottom; and relevant calculation theorythereof is as follows: h₁ = P_(k)/γ₁ − h₂ $h_{tr} = {\frac{1}{2}{Ct}}$wherein h₁ is the tidal level elevation; P_(k) is an actual measureddata of the seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainlesshoop; γ₁ is the volume weight of seawater; h₂ is a distance from theseepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop to adatum plane of the tidal level; h_(tr) is a distance from a bottom ofthe transducer of the single beam echo sounder to a seabed surface; C isan actual average sound velocity of the seawater; and t is two-way timeof the sound waves; 1.2) setting an amplitude of change of depths of thesingle beam echo sounder, wherein when sounding data reaches theamplitude of change, the data industrial personal computer carries outautomatic control to turn on the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamiccharacteristic monitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressurechange testing system to make the three subsystems operate normally, soas to obtain clock-synchronous real-time monitoring data of the threesubsystems; setting sampling frequencies of the pressure sensor and theseepage pressure sensor in the scoured seabed soil pressure changetesting system, and averaging the pressure data P₂ and P₃ thereof,wherein data acquired by the pressure sensor includes soil layerpressure values and water pressure values, and data acquired by theseepage pressure sensor only includes water pressure values, namely, asilt scour or back-silting pressure value ΔP is reflected by a valuedifference between the pressure sensor and the seepage pressure sensor;and the seabed soil effective unit weight γ₂ is measured by carrying outdrilling sampling on a seabed bearing stratum, namely, a silt scour orback-silting thickness h₃ on a lateral pile soil pressure monitoringsystem is obtained;${P_{2} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{n}\; P_{i}}}},{P_{3} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{j = 1}^{n}\; P_{j}}}}$Δ P = P₂ − P₃ $h_{3} = \frac{\Delta\; P}{\gamma_{2}}$ wherein P_(i) isan actual measured data of the pressure sensor in the scoured seabedsoil pressure change testing system, i is actual measured data points ofthe pressure sensor at different time, n is a number of data, P_(j) isan actual measured data of the seepage pressure sensor in the scouredseabed soil pressure change testing system, and j is actual measureddata points of the seepage pressure sensor at different time; when aninterface of the seabed bearing stratum changes, judging whether or notan absolute position of a system device changes by further analyzing thescoured seabed soil pressure change testing system and the seepagepressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop, and thencomprehensively judging a change of a scour depth by considering thesilt scour or back-silting situation;$P_{1} = {\frac{1}{n}{\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{n}\; P_{k}}}$h₄ = (P₃ − P₁)/γ₁ wherein h₄ is a depth from the scoured seabed soilpressure change testing system to the seepage pressure sensor on thepile surface at the stainless hoop; P_(k) is an actual measured data ofthe seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop, nis a number of data points, and k is actual measured data points of theseepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at the stainless hoop atdifferent time; and P₁ is an average value of seepage pressuresmonitored by the seepage pressure sensor on the pile surface at thestainless hoop; 1.3) carrying out high-frequency dynamic monitoring onacceleration data of the pile top and the pile cap as well as dynamicstrain data of the top and bottom of the pile by the high-frequencyreal-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoring system, acquiringacceleration signals under action of earth pulsation, and carrying outspectral analysis on the signals to obtain structural natural vibrationfrequency information contained in response signals; carrying outmodeling and grid dividing on a bridge model based on ANSYS finiteelement software, and simulating pile-soil interaction by setting springunits in the ANSYS finite element software, wherein the spring stiffnessK is determined by an m method, and a value model is modified bycombining a scour depth obtained by manual underwater exploration in aninstallation day with the actual measured acceleration data for theinstallation day to establish a benchmark numerical model; stimulatingdifferent scour depths of the bridge with the benchmark numerical modelby deleting spring units at different depths to obtain natural vibrationfrequencies under different scour depth working conditions; carrying outmanual neural network training on partial natural vibration frequencyresults and corresponding scour depths obtained through stimulation, andcarrying out checking with the rest of the natural vibration frequencyresults to ensure the accuracy of a network model, wherein the gridmodel selects a natural vibration frequency sensitive order as a networkinput parameter, and an output parameter is the scour depth; inputtingcorresponding natural vibration frequencies identified by the actualmeasured acceleration data of the pile top and the pile cap into themanual neural network, thereby obtaining bridge scour depth values; andconversing the dynamic strain data into dynamic deflection data of thepile to evaluate bridge operation safety statuses by adopting astrain-curvature-deflection relationship through a curvaturefunction-based method; 2) under a rugged environment: 2.1) carrying outcontrol to simultaneously turn on the three subsystems of theintelligent monitoring system by the data industrial personal computerto realize dynamic online operation of the three subsystems so as toobtain clock-synchronous real-time monitoring data of the threesubsystems, obtaining sounding data of the single beam echo sounder inthe adjustable sound velocity underwater depth monitoring systemaccording to the step 1.1), obtaining pressure and seepage pressure datain the scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system according tothe step 1.2), and obtaining acceleration data and dynamic strain dataaccording to the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristicmonitoring system in the step 1.3), thereby obtaining scour depthsthrough respective conversion of the high-frequency real-time bridgedynamic characteristic monitoring system, the adjustable sound velocityunderwater depth monitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressurechange testing system.
 12. A scour depth evaluating method of the systemfor bridge scour multi-source monitoring according to claim 2,comprising the following steps: carrying out dynamic weight selection inconsideration of an analytic hierarchy process to select dynamic weightof the intelligent monitoring system as a target hierarchy, take a waterflow velocity, a water depth, a silt grain size, a suspended matterconcentration, an environmental vibration magnitude and an externalscour environment as a criterion hierarchy, and take the threesubsystems of the intelligent monitoring system as a project hierarchyso as to form a structural model for multi-hierarchy intelligentmonitoring system dynamic weight selection, constructing a judgmentmatrix and carrying out the steps of single hierarchical arrangement andconsistency check thereof as well as total hierarchical arrangement andconsistency check thereof, and carrying out real-time analysis ondynamic weight selection of the intelligent monitoring system for bridgepile foundation scour to obtain dynamic weights λ₁, λ₂, λ₃ of thehigh-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoringsystem, the adjustable sound velocity underwater depth monitoring systemand the scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system, whereinsince all the monitoring data of the three subsystems are finallyconversed into scour depth values, all the weights are normalizedaccording to the following formulas: a₁ = λ₁/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃)a₂ = λ₂/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃) a₃ = λ₃/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃); carrying out multi-sourcedata fusion on actual bridge scour depths in accordance with the resultof weight normalization: y_(b) = a₁y₁ + a₂y₂ + a₃y₃ wherein y_(b) is ascour depth through multi-source monitoring data fusion, a₁, a₂, a₃ arenormalized dynamic values of the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamiccharacteristic monitoring system, the adjustable sound velocityunderwater depth monitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressurechange testing system, and y₁, y₂, y₃ are scour depths obtained throughrespective conversion of the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamiccharacteristic monitoring system, the adjustable sound velocityunderwater depth monitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressurechange testing system.
 13. A scour depth evaluating method of the systemfor bridge scour multi-source monitoring according to claim 3,comprising the following steps: carrying out dynamic weight selection inconsideration of an analytic hierarchy process to select dynamic weightof the intelligent monitoring system as a target hierarchy, take a waterflow velocity, a water depth, a silt grain size, a suspended matterconcentration, an environmental vibration magnitude and an externalscour environment as a criterion hierarchy, and take the threesubsystems of the intelligent monitoring system as a project hierarchyso as to form a structural model for multi-hierarchy intelligentmonitoring system dynamic weight selection, constructing a judgmentmatrix and carrying out the steps of single hierarchical arrangement andconsistency check thereof as well as total hierarchical arrangement andconsistency check thereof, and carrying out real-time analysis ondynamic weight selection of the intelligent monitoring system for bridgepile foundation scour to obtain dynamic weights λ₁, λ₂, λ₃ of thehigh-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoringsystem, the adjustable sound velocity underwater depth monitoring systemand the scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system, whereinsince all the monitoring data of the three subsystems are finallyconversed into scour depth values, all the weights are normalizedaccording to the following formulas: a₁ = λ₁/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃)a₂ = λ₂/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃) a₃ = λ₃/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃) carrying out multi-sourcedata fusion on actual bridge scour depths in accordance with the resultof weight normalization: y_(b) = a₁y₁ + a₂y₂ + a₃y₃ wherein y_(b) is ascour depth through multi-source monitoring data fusion, a₁, a₂, a₃ arenormalized dynamic values of the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamiccharacteristic monitoring system, the adjustable sound velocityunderwater depth monitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressurechange testing system, and y₁, y₂, y₃ are scour depths obtained throughrespective conversion of the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamiccharacteristic monitoring system, the adjustable sound velocityunderwater depth monitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressurechange testing system.
 14. A scour depth evaluating method of the systemfor bridge scour multi-source monitoring according to claim 4,comprising the following steps: carrying out dynamic weight selection inconsideration of an analytic hierarchy process to select dynamic weightof the intelligent monitoring system as a target hierarchy, take a waterflow velocity, a water depth, a silt grain size, a suspended matterconcentration, an environmental vibration magnitude and an externalscour environment as a criterion hierarchy, and take the threesubsystems of the intelligent monitoring system as a project hierarchyso as to form a structural model for multi-hierarchy intelligentmonitoring system dynamic weight selection, constructing a judgmentmatrix and carrying out the steps of single hierarchical arrangement andconsistency check thereof as well as total hierarchical arrangement andconsistency check thereof, and carrying out real-time analysis ondynamic weight selection of the intelligent monitoring system for bridgepile foundation scour to obtain dynamic weights λ₁, λ₂, λ₃ of thehigh-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoringsystem, the adjustable sound velocity underwater depth monitoring systemand the scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system, whereinsince all the monitoring data of the three subsystems are finallyconversed into scour depth values, all the weights are normalizedaccording to the following formulas: a₁ = λ₁/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃)a₂ = λ₂/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃) a₃ = λ₃/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃) carrying out multi-sourcedata fusion on actual bridge scour depths in accordance with the resultof weight normalization:y _(b) =a ₁ y ₁ +a ₂ y ₂ +a ₃ y ₃ wherein y_(b) is a scour depth throughmulti-source monitoring data fusion, a₁, a₂, a₃ are normalized dynamicvalues of the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristicmonitoring system, the adjustable sound velocity underwater depthmonitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressure change testingsystem, and y₁, y₂, y₃ are scour depths obtained through respectiveconversion of the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristicmonitoring system, the adjustable sound velocity underwater depthmonitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressure change testingsystem.
 15. A scour depth evaluating method of the system for bridgescour multi-source monitoring according to claim 5, comprising thefollowing steps: carrying out dynamic weight selection in considerationof an analytic hierarchy process to select dynamic weight of theintelligent monitoring system as a target hierarchy, take a water flowvelocity, a water depth, a silt grain size, a suspended matterconcentration, an environmental vibration magnitude and an externalscour environment as a criterion hierarchy, and take the threesubsystems of the intelligent monitoring system as a project hierarchyso as to form a structural model for multi-hierarchy intelligentmonitoring system dynamic weight selection, constructing a judgmentmatrix and carrying out the steps of single hierarchical arrangement andconsistency check thereof as well as total hierarchical arrangement andconsistency check thereof, and carrying out real-time analysis ondynamic weight selection of the intelligent monitoring system for bridgepile foundation scour to obtain dynamic weights λ₁, λ₂, λ₃ of thehigh-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristic monitoringsystem, the adjustable sound velocity underwater depth monitoring systemand the scoured seabed soil pressure change testing system, whereinsince all the monitoring data of the three subsystems are finallyconversed into scour depth values, all the weights are normalizedaccording to the following formulas: a₁ = λ₁/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃)a₂ = λ₂/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃) a₃ = λ₃/(λ₁ + λ₂ + λ₃) carrying out multi-sourcedata fusion on actual bridge scour depths in accordance with the resultof weight normalization:y _(b) =a ₁ y ₁ +a ₂ y ₂ +a ₃ y ₃ wherein y_(b) is a scour depth throughmulti-source monitoring data fusion, a₁, a₂, a₃ are normalized dynamicvalues of the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristicmonitoring system, the adjustable sound velocity underwater depthmonitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressure change testingsystem, and y₁, y₂, y₃ are scour depths obtained through respectiveconversion of the high-frequency real-time bridge dynamic characteristicmonitoring system, the adjustable sound velocity underwater depthmonitoring system and the scoured seabed soil pressure change testingsystem.